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by jjani 1y ago
> Yet we're what? 5 years into "AI will replace programmers in 6 months"? Realistically, we're 2.5 years into it at most.
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by jjani 1y ago
This is so well-known by now that replacing those is tablestakes :) The ".. isn't just A - it's B" isn't yet to the greater public. This pattern is so prevalent that in any decent LLM business content generation pro
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by jjani 1y ago
The security argument is a valid one, as long as the prompts aren't passing through Cline's servers but instead directly sent to the LLM providers. If they go through an intermediary step, it's a pretty pointless difference.
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by jjani 1y ago
> This belief that they can write JavaScript that outperforms decades of bare-metal executed optimisations in mainstream database engines is just astonishing. In my first job fresh out of uni, I worked with a "senior" backend d
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by jjani 1y ago
When reading the title, in your head bold "silently" rather than "dropped support".
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> openAI models have an issue where they are pretty good at everything but not incredible at anything. They're too well rounded. This suggests OpenAI models do have tasks they're better at than the "less rounded" comp
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by jjani 1y ago
Here we go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43981981
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by jjani 1y ago
I think in this case Wise is A. Not quite big enough and B. Has too much overlap with HN users (especially for business/paid users, where the money may be at) to just ignore this. The CEO at the very least has the necessary access to s
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by jjani 1y ago
Don't worry too much, luckily you've reached #1 on HN so they'll fix it for you within a day.
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by jjani 1y ago
The stunning architecture is what makes it unique. Truly beautiful and one-of-a-kind, it's a work of art. Most of the functional stuff mentioned (underground parking, cradle to grave amenities, online community, (music) academy inside
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by jjani 1y ago
> I tried to add a .wiki link to a Reddit profile recently and their filters also say that domain is invalid. That's absurd, there's a .wiki that's almost definitely in the top 20 most visited websites in Korea, if not hig
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by jjani 1y ago
You're being far too harsh. Yes, this post is about academia but they said "technological leader", strongly suggesting they're talking about it more broadly - "technology" usually implies business. And China i
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by jjani 1y ago
Spending too much time on HN and other spaces (including offline) where people talk about what they're doing. Making LLM-based things has also been my job since pretty much the original release of GPT3.5 which kicked off the whole indu
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You would like to, or you're actually doing that right now?
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> The biggest players in AI code today are full IDEs, not just extensions, Claude Code (neither IDE nor extension) is rapidly gaining ground, it's biggest current limitation being cost, which is likely to get resolved sooner rather
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by jjani 1y ago
Fair enough, though VC hub would've been a more apt phrasing then. I just mentioned it because in terms of actual tech development going on, the gap between 1. SV / China and 2. anywhere else (including London) is so absurdly vast
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by jjani 1y ago
Tech hub != VC money.
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by jjani 1y ago
> London is the biggest tech hub outside of the US You must be excluding China there, as it alone has multiple tech hubs that make London look meaningless.
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by jjani 1y ago
Meh - this isn't a Europe thing. That same sentiment of their friends and family would be even much stronger in e.g. Korea or India.
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by jjani 1y ago
I actually use this, I'm really into authentic Chinese food and some of the places aren't on the mainstream delivery apps but are on HungryPanda. The app is pretty bad but usable.
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by jjani 1y ago
Every frontier model now is a distill of a larger unpublished model. This could be a slightly smaller distill, with potentially the extra tuning you're mentioning.
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by jjani 1y ago
The designs itself are still done by humans, I presume?
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by jjani 1y ago
That's clearly not a PR angle they could possibly take when it's replacing the overall SotA model. This is a business decision, potentially inference cost related.
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Sounds like they were losing so much money on 2.5-Pro they came up with a forced update that made it cheaper to run. They can't come out with "we've made it worse across the board", nor do they want to be the first to ac
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by jjani 1y ago
In 2006 IE's market share was higher than current OpenAI's market share.
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by jjani 1y ago
Ask 10 people on the street in 2009 about IE and Chrome and ask which one they knew. The names don't even matter when everything is baked in.
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by jjani 1y ago
Google, MS, Apple and Meta are all quite capable of generating such a history for new users, if they'd like to.
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by jjani 1y ago
The comparison of Chrome and IE is much more apt, IMO, because the deciding factor as other mentioned for social media is network effects, or next-gen dopamine algorithms (TikTok). And that's unique to them. For example, I'd never
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by jjani 1y ago
Very curious - what is it besides image generation?
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Come on, at least provide your argument, we're curious! I've brought the bear case, so what's your bull case? :)

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